The weather tomorrow will be similar to today, with light rainfall in the northern and central regions. • In a slight drop in temperatures, the rain will spread to the center and there is a fear of flooding

• The Roman spring at the site of Hamat Tiberias began to flow again following the rise of the Sea of ​​Galilee // Gilat Eliyahu / Gini

The night will be partly cloudy and local rain is expected, mostly light, in the north of the country and along the coastal plain. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy, there will be no change in temperatures and there may be drizzle until light rainfall in the north and in the center.

Photo: Ziv Levy, Nature and Parks Authority

On Monday it will be partly cloudy and there may be some rain, mostly light. Temperatures will decrease slightly in the center of the country and in the south. In the evening and night, local showers are expected in the south of the country, and there is concern about flooding in the southern rivers and in the Judean Desert. On Tuesday, local rains will fall mainly in the center of the country and south. There is a slight fear of flooding in the southern rivers and in the Judean Desert. Wednesday will be partly cloudy with a slight rise in temperatures.

About 70,000 hikers today visit the nature reserves and national parks. The most prominent sites were the National Parks of Masada and Caesarea with about 3,500 hikers each and the Banias Nature Reserve with about 3,000 hikers, Ein Gedi and Tel Dan with about 2,000 hikers each. Other notable sites were the Qumran National Parks, Beit She'an and Hamat Tiberias, where many travelers enjoyed the warm and pleasant wading pools.